Sri Lanka changes three players, elects to bowl first against Pakistan

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Sri Lanka opted to field first after winning the toss in their must-win cricket match against Pakistan. The Sri Lankan team made three changes to their lineup for the game. Pakistan made a single bowling change, replacing pacer Salman Mirza with Razaullah. The match is a crucial fixture for Sri Lanka's progression in the tournament.

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